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Boston city councilors tangle with assessing chief over City Hall withholding tax data

Summary by Boston Herald

Boston’s assessing chief laid out a tight timeline for state lawmakers to act on the mayor’s controversial plan to raise commercial tax rates, while refusing to share data sought by the senator who blocked the bill, frustrating some city councilors. Several members of the Boston City Council tangled with Nicholas Ariniello, the city’s assessing commissioner, at a Tuesday tax classification hearing, for his refusal to provide Department of Revenu…

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Boston Herald

Boston city councilors tangle with assessing chief over City Hall withholding tax data

3 months ago·Boston, United States

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ACLU Massachusetts

Boston City Council affirms Trust Act

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dotnews.com

City Hall hearing doesn't shake loose fresh Boston tax data

Sam Doran, State House News ServiceBoston City Hall's assessing chief on Tuesday voiced an ever-tightening timeline for Beacon Hill to act on the city's property tax plan, while also declining to share data that some skeptical officials have said could be key to moving the needle on the controversial bill. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the City Council shipped the proposal to the State House this fall for a second time, seeking to temporarily shi…

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Banker & Tradesman

Senate Must Act by Monday on Tax Rate Deal, Boston Says

Boston City Hall's assessing chief on Tuesday voiced an ever-tightening timeline for Beacon Hill to act on the city's property tax plan, while also declining to share data that some skeptical officials have said could be key to moving the needle on the controversial bill.

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